Ranches, Hunting Properties, & Homes in West & South Texas, the Hill Country, & San Antonio

Dos Rios Ranch ("Two Rivers") is located between two great rivers: the Pecos and the Rio Grande. The water levels of both rivers, as well as Lake Amistad (Reservoir), have risen substantially, due to an increase in rainfall over the past few years. Some of the photos below of Dos Rios Ranch were taken in early 2004, before the rise in water level. To see the remarkable difference in water levels today, look at photos taken from the Pecos River Bridge a few miles away.

All property owners in Dos Rios Ranch, Rio Grande River Pasture will also have access to the Pecos River located north of U.S. Highway 90. There is an easement retained for road access down to the water on the Pecos River. See plat map below.

Dos Rios Ranch is part of the historic territory of the legendary Judge Roy Bean, "Law West Of The Pecos". Own a piece of the Old West, and explore the same land traveled by the "Hanging Judge", his cronies, and the outlaws who stood before him. Visit the Judge Roy Bean Visitors Center in Langtry, Texas, located off U.S. Highway 90, 13 miles west of Dos Rios Ranch.

From nearly every tract on Dos Rios Ranch you will find spectacular views of the Rio Grande River Gorge. Many tracts are located on the portion of the Rio Grande River that is part of Lake Amistad and the Amistad National Recreational Area. Water levels for both the Rio Grande and Lake Amistad are significantly higher in the past year. View recent photos from the Pecos River Bridge a few miles away.

This area of West Texas, known as the Trans Pecos region, was inhabited by primitive indians 3,000 to 4,000 years ago. These indigenous peoples of the Lower Pecos region in Southwest Texas left evidence of their culture in caves and deep canyons along the Rio Grande River. Native American rock art on cave and sheltering limestone walls, as well as burnt rock middens (an accumulation of burned limestone rocks) can be found on Dos Rios Ranch.

Approximately eight miles east of the ranch is the White Shaman Preserve. Located near the Seminole Canyon State Historical Park, the preserve's White Shaman pictographs are examples of the same Pecos River Style Rock Art found on Dos Rios Ranch. These ancient drawings and paintings of the Lower Pecos region are known to be the earliest religious art in the world. For more information on the rock art found in the area visit The Rock Art Foundation.

All property owners in Dos Rios Ranch, Rio Grande River Pasture will also have access to the Pecos River located north of U.S. Highway 90. There is an easement retained for road access down to the water on the Pecos River. See plat map below.

NOTE: Acreage may be approximated. All information is supplied from sources deemed reliable, but is not in any way warranted by Grace Realty Inc. or any agents representing Grace Realty Inc. Properties are subject to prior sale, price changes or removal from the market at any time without notice.